A new Blaze News investigation claims that the long-elusive Jan. 6 pipe-bomber may finally have a name, with a forensic gait analysis allegedly matching a former U.S. Capitol Police officer at 94–98 percent. If true, this is the kind of earth-shaking development that demands full, transparent answers from every corner of the swamp — not silence and spin from the same agencies that fumbled the original investigation.
Blaze’s reporting says the woman in question left the Capitol Police in mid-2021 and later worked in a security role on a CIA campus, a detail that only deepens the mystery around why this case went cold for years. Federal officials have pushed back against any premature conclusions, and the FBI insists the pipe-bomb probe remains active and unresolved — which only raises more questions about what the bureau and the Department of Justice knew and when.
Former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund, who was leading the force on Jan. 6, has told interviewers he had no idea of any officer involvement and that “there’s more to this than we really know right now,” a sober warning we should not ignore. Sund’s caution underscores how high the stakes are: if law-enforcement insiders were involved, the consequences reach far beyond one headline and strike at the credibility of institutions sworn to protect Americans.
Conservative Americans have watched for years as selective outrage and selective enforcement were used as political weapons, and this revelation — if it holds up — would be the clearest proof yet that the Jan. 6 narrative was manipulated for maximum political effect. Meanwhile the FBI says it still has a reward active and maintains the case is open, which makes the agency’s years of silence and inaction all the more suspect in the public eye.
This moment calls for real oversight, not more press releases. Congress should subpoena the relevant records, compel testimony from current and former officials, and demand the unredacted documents that would show who knew what and when — because patriotic Americans deserve the truth, and criminals deserve to be prosecuted regardless of the badge they wore.
We should salute investigative journalists who keep pulling at threads the mainstream won’t touch, but we must insist that any allegations be tested in open, lawful proceedings. If today’s reporting is accurate, let the chips fall where they may, let the perpetrators be punished, and let every American see that justice applies equally — not selectively — in this country.
